The ammo capacity ranges from 40 rounds in the Rush-40 to 100 rounds in the Mach-100. This is more than most Rival blasters. What batteries do Hyper blasters use? Nerf accurately states that Hyperblasters can shoot Hyper rounds at speeds of up to 110 feet per second, which is achievable in ideal conditions. The excellent speed of the blasters is likely due to the design of the rounds. The Rush-40 is also one of the highest FPS shooting Nerf guns available. This is a feature that is exclusive to the Hyper series and tops out just above the Rival series at 100 FPS Rush-40 Ammo (Hyper Rounds) Next on the list is the Mach-100, a fully automatic blaster powered by a flywheel. It has a magazine that can hold 100 Hyper rounds. The Perses is the Rival counterpart of the Mach-100 and can hold up to 50 rounds. The Nerf Hyper Rush-40 blaster is designed for ages 14 and up, making it a great option for older kids, teens, and even adults who enjoy the excitement of Nerf battles. Its high-speed capability and large ammo capacity make it a great choice for those who want to outlast their opponents.

At last, Hyper is arriving, due on shelves at the end of June. With it come the inevitable questions. Is the performance superior to Rival? Are the blasters really competitive? Does the initial lineup justify the introduction of a new ammo type?

On the top of the blaster is an integrated sighting system that will do it’s job as long as you don’t put a reload canister on the top tactical rail. Nerf guns are only so accurate, although it does give you a visual point. RUSH-40 SAFETY FEATURES PUMP-ACTION NERF HYPER RUSH-40 BLASTER: Pump the hopper to prime the blaster and press the trigger to fire at a velocity of up to 110 FPS (hand-powered priming -- no batteries required) It’s set up very much like a Rival blaster (Kronos, etc) on the inside, with a short barrel for Hyper rounds. What, you were expecting something revolutionary? Final Thoughts The speed and effectiveness of the Hyper Rounds are major selling points for the Rush-40. These rounds can reach speeds of up to 110 FPS, allowing players to dominate the battlefield with their incredible velocity. The Rush-40’s high-capacity canister ensures you’ll have plenty of ammunition to take advantage of the Hyper Rounds’ performance. The answer, after the dust settles, is rather inconclusive. There’s certainly potential, but I’m not as hyped for Hyper as I could be. At the very least, though, the Rush-40 makes a solid argument due to size and capacity.

Reloading the Nerf Hyper Rush-40 is a breeze, thanks to the reload canister. Simply open the canister, load the Hyper Rounds, and close the canister to prepare for more foam warfare. The ease of reloading is a significant advantage in fast-paced Nerf battles, allowing players to maintain a constant barrage of foam.The Rush-40 is a reliable blaster overall, but occasional jams may occur, especially when firing at maximum speed. However, these instances are relatively rare and should not deter players from experiencing the blaster’s high-speed performance. With a Hyper blaster, you will have access to a larger ammunition capacity, a benefit of the Hyper series. Performance The electric Mach-100 requires 6 D batteries. The other spring/pump action Hyper blasters do not require batteries. Can you use Rival ammo in Hyper Blasters?